Sentence examples for stand anybody from inspiring English sources

As things stand, anybody level par or below will fancy their chances tomorrow.

He can't stand anybody being sick around him — he's a nut that way".

I've hit a more obscure step, No. 8 or 9, in which you to come to grips with the fact that you can't stand anybody who is employed.

Probably the only thing you'd really regret is leaving people out: you can just about stand anybody if it's only for a few hours or even days.

I was like, "who the heck is this message from?" I called most of my close friends and family to see which one of them sent it without signing the bottom (I didn't want to stand anybody up on Wednesday, after all) but they all said it must have been a spam because nobody knows anyone named Meevys, Pikerose, or Oyster.

He cannot stand anybody talking back or opposing his policies".

Gale Sondegaard, the first winner for her stock villainess in "Anthony Adverse," or the forgotten Josephine Hull in the lightly regarded "Harvey" (1950), haven't stood anybody's test of time.

Integrity is reflected in an 1854 Lincoln speech: "Stand with anybody that stands right".

I've reached the point where I won't stand for anybody who undermines my idealism.

She wants to stand against anybody and go, Look, I do this well; I do it right; I'm successful at it — no different than a man.

With less traffic, better public transportation and Mount Hood in its backyard, this self-styled City of Roses doesn't stand in anybody's shadow.